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Chapter 245

Manga ChapterCh. 245

Titled "Adventure on God's Island," this chapter lands Luffy's group at Upper Yard's perilous forest while Zoro, Nami, and Robin set off to explore the altar, leaving Chopper alone to mend the wrecked Going Merry.

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Summary

Luffy, Sanji, and Usopp ride the dial boat Conis lent them along the milky road toward the sacrificial altar inside Upper Yard. Sanji frets over Conis, but Usopp insists Gan Fall will keep her safe, while Luffy grumbles about the sluggish, unimpressive craft until Sanji tells him to quit complaining. Reaching the forest entrance, they marvel at trees so vast Sanji reckons they took millennia to grow. Usopp wants to retreat but Luffy charges ahead, and the eerie woods leave the sniper convinced unseen eyes are tracking them.

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Chained blades, which Luffy dubs scythe monsters, swing at the boat, and after frantic paddling the trio narrowly dodge them all, only to drift far from the entrance. An eel-like beast lunges next, but Sanji fells it with one kick and deduces the heavy defenses guard something valuable. They arrive at a towering gateway offering four routes: the trials of Swamp, Iron, String, and Orb. Meanwhile at the altar, Zoro battles sky sharks and is briefly dragged beneath the clouds before punching one away. With the Merry's hull smashed, he assigns Chopper to repairs and heads into the forest for an exit. Robin asks to come along, and Nami joins too once Robin mentions possible treasure, the trio crossing the river by vine while a stranded Chopper realizes he has been left in the most dangerous spot.

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Notes

Luffy, Usopp, and Sanji set foot on Upper Yard, and Chopper is stuck on his own to fix the Going Merry. Robin demonstrates her Devil Fruit ability by slowing Nami's reckless vine swing across the water. The cover continues Wapol's saga as the ruined ex-king resigns himself to life in a dump, mocked by children and dogs. Featured are the full Straw Hat crew, the Sky Lamprey and Sky Shark, plus Wapol and Hakowan on the cover.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened in episode 245 of One Piece?

In this chapter, Luffy, Sanji, and Usopp enter Upper Yard's forest and reach a gateway with four ordeals, while Zoro, Nami, and Robin head off from the altar to explore, leaving Chopper alone to repair the Going Merry.

What obstacles do Luffy, Sanji, and Usopp face on the dial boat?

Riding the dial boat Conis lent them, Luffy, Sanji, and Usopp dodge swinging chained blades that Luffy calls scythe monsters, and Sanji kills a lunging eel-like beast with one kick.

What four trials do the Straw Hats discover at the gateway in Upper Yard?

At a towering gateway inside Upper Yard's forest, the Straw Hats find four possible ordeals to face: the trials of Swamp, Iron, String, and Orb.

Why is Chopper left alone in this chapter?

Chopper is left alone after Zoro assigns him to repair the Going Merry's smashed hull while Zoro, joined by Robin and Nami, heads into the forest to search for a way out.

How does Robin help Nami cross the river in Upper Yard?

Robin demonstrates her Devil Fruit ability by sprouting extra limbs to slow Nami's reckless vine swing across the river, keeping her from a dangerous fall.

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